It’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve posted anything, and amazingly, there’s a few of you out there who are actually reading this blog (thank you tremendously, by the way!), so I was feeling the pressure to throw something out there. Now, that we’re past Thanksgiving, I’m sure your calendars are starting to fill up with office parties, fundraisers, dinners with friends and a myriad other commitments along with the requisite shopping trips, traffic snarls, unleashing the decorations, etc. Is it any wonder that in the midst of all the “urgencies” of the season that overwhelm us that we frequently miss what we know is most important – the Son of God entered the world and began the mission to restore us relationally to our Heavenly Father.
Here’s wishing you the best of the Christmas season and much success in being mindful of what’s important. I will have to re-read this post several times just to remind myself. 
Hi, I'm Scott and this is my bio attempt. God has a sense of humor... I work at a church. That's not the path I figured coming out of grad school, but when He called, thankfully I didn't try to win a battle of merits between my plan and His. So, how'd that play out? Well, in 2001 I left commercial real estate and went on staff at North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, GA. This place captured my heart the first time I walked in the doors. God, thanks for letting me do this for as long as you let me do it!